Philip Morris International Inc

NYSE: PM
$129.99
-$1.22 (-0.9%)
Closing Price on November 22, 2024

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Now is a good time for investors to maybe shed some losers and add some new stocks for the stretch run and 2017.
Philip Morris International reported solid third-quarter 2016 results before markets opened on Thursday morning.
A recent Stifel research piece makes the case that value investors may start looking at the tobaccos stocks, as they have been unmercifully punished.
Phillip Morris International is hosting its investor day at its operations center in Switzerland, and with this the company announced updates in its guidance.
If these industries don’t bother you personally, they may have solid portfolio potential, and typically even if the economy gets rocky, they are able to hold their own.
Despite all the negative long-term trends, investors have cleaned up owning tobacco stocks in recent years. And now the valuations are at a serious premium to their historic levels.
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The volatility in the markets have shaken some of the top dividend leaders and may be giving long-term investors a great buying opportunity.
In the latest Merrill Lynch RIC Report, which is effectively a culmination of the firm's top research ideas, views and advice for clients, the one common theme throughout was where to find yields.
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